Hundred Democrats In
North Carolina House
Two Republican* in l^wrr Hrunch of Stair I.c^i-lalure
and Thiw in Senate for 1925 Setwion Which Will
be Held at the State Capital in Month of January
lUlelKh, Nov. IK. ? Then* will
bo 100 Democrat*, including one
woman, and 30 Republican*, in
the North Carolina House of Rep
Wentatlveu. and 47 Democrats
?nd three Republicans ip the
Senate at the 1925 session, ac- ,
eordlng to a Hat of members of
the rmeral assembly elected on
Nor. 4 compiled by Henry M. Loti
4on. legislative Reference Libra
rian. The lint was made public
her? today.
The three Re-publican Senators
will come from the twenty-fourth.'
thirtieth and thirty third dis
tricts. The twenty third dlvtrlct,,
normally Republican, went Dem
ocratic this year for the first time
Since Its formation in 1892 . The
thirty third, normally Republi
can, went Democratic two years
ago, but reentered the Republi
can column this year. There were
three Republicans in the expiring
fenernl aaaembly.
The Republican House mem
tfcerahipp shows a gain of eleven
over two years ago when nine
were elected. Two years ago.
Polk. Tyrell, 6urry. Graham.
Mitchell. Sampson, Wataugi.
'Wilkes and Yadkin counties elect
ed Republican representatives.
Thla year Polk. Tyrell and Surry
went Democratic. The Republi
can thla year carried the follow
ing counties that went Democrat
ic two yoare ago:
?Brunswick, Catawba, Cherokee
{where Mra. Giles Co veil. Demo-,
era*, was beaten). Davie. John
aon (with two members). Lincoln.
?Stodleon, Randolph. Henderson,
flwaln. Alexander. Avery and
Clay.
? The membership of the House
Of representatives, as compiled
from official reports and other
eources where the official reports
wore not available, follows mem
bers undesignated being Demo
crats:
? Alamance ? W. S. Coulter. Bur
lington.
" Alexander ? O. F. Poole. Tay-j
kor?vIUe( Republican).
Allegheny ? C. W. Hlggins,
?part a.
' Anson ? Dr. E. J. Hart. Wadea
boro.
Aahe ? T. C. Bowie, Jefferson.'
. Avery ? Boy A. Harmon, Elk
Park. (Republican).
J Beaufort ? J. F. Tyer. Bath.
?Bertlel ? John W. I>avenport,
Windsor.
Bladen ? John D. Beatty. Jr..
Oarland.
Brunswick ? E. H. Smith,
South port ('Republican).
?Buncombe ? 'Harry L. Nettles.
Blltmore; Marcus Erwln, Aahe
?llle.
? Burko ? 8. J. Ervln. Jr.. Mor
ganton |
Oabarrufs ? flam Black, Con-'
eord, "R. F. D. 7.
.Caldwell ? Lawrence Wake-i
field, Lenoir.
Camden ? <). L. Tarklngton.
Camden.
Cartn( ?et ? Alvah Hamilton.
Morehead City.
Caawell ? Thomas 8. Neal. Ruf-I
fin.
?. Catawba ? L. F. Klutz, Newton.
(Republican).
Chatham? Wade Barber. Pitts-,
boro.
Cheroker ? d. W. Swan. An
drews. (Republican).
Cbowan ? ?W. t>. Pruden, Eden
ton.
Clay ? -John Green. Warne. (Re
publican ).
Cleveland ? .B. T. Falls. Shelby.
Haltebo ro.
Columbus - W. A. Thompson.
Hal labor o
Craven ? William F. Ward,
New Bern. I
- Cumberland ? R. W. Christian.
Manchester
Currituck ? E. R. Johnson. Cur
fttuck.
Dare? M. D. Hayinan, Wan
eheae.
Davldaon ? P. R. Raper. Lexing
ton.
?Davie ? Dr. E. P. Crawford.1
Mocksvllle. (Republican).
Duplin ? <leor?e R Ward. Wal
lace.
Durham? R C. Everett. Dur
ham: J H Patton. Jr.. Durham.
Edgecombc ? R. T. Fountain,
Rocky Mount.
Forsyth- u. s. Womble. Win
ston Salem; 11 M. Co*. Wln.toQ
Salem; J. A. Marshall. Walnut
Cove. _
Gaston? It M. Eddleman. Gaa
tonla; l>. I' Oelllnger. Cherry
vllle.
c;*tr*. T. A. Burp. Bure.
Graham? T. J. Graham. Tu?
kcegee. ( Republican 1 .
Granville ? J. 8. Watklus. RFD..
Vlrilllna. Virginia.
Greene ? R. C. Rouse. Snow
HtGullford? T. E. Whltaker. Oak
llldge; John W. King. Oreens
lioro; C. 0. Wright. Greensboro
Halifax- -1.. W I.engett. Hob
good; W. T. Council. Roanoke
Rapid#
Harnett? N. A. Townaend,
Dunn. . ...
Haywood? J. R. Boyd. Waynes
vllle.
Henderson ? Wade 11. White-,
side*. Horne Shoe. ( Republican ) . |
Hertford? W. W. Roieri. Ahoa
Hnko? 1>. 8. Poole. Raeford. -
llyde? Ooorg* B. Davis, Lake
Landing. _
Iredell ? Zeb V. Turlington,
Mooresvllle.
Jackaon? R. I- MadUon. Web
Bter. ?
Johnaon ? Walter Ratten?
Smlthfleld (Republican!; N H.
Lucas. Smlthfleld (Republican).
Jonea ? T. C. Whltaker. Tren
ton. _
? O. P. Makepeace, San-,
ford.
Lenoir? Fred I. 8utton. Kln
ston. . _ ,
Lincoln ? C. R. C.oodson. Lin
rolnton. RFD (Republican)- :
Macon ? A. W. Horn. Franklin.
Madl'on ? J. W. Cook, Walnut. |
(Republican).
Martin ? Clayton Moore. Wll-j
Hamilton.
McDowell ? W. \V. iN??l. Ma
Mecklenburg ? E. W. Pharr.
Charlotte; W R. Mattbtws, Char-j
lotte; Mlaa Julia M. Alexander.,
Charlotte.
Mitchell? S. J. Turner. Bakers-;
vllle. (Republican).
Montgomery ? <B. S. Hurley.1
Moore ? K. J. Woodley. Jack
son Springe..--. , 1
?Nash ? Dr. J C. Braawell. Whl
lakcrs; F. S. Spruill. Jr.. Rocky,
Mount. .. ,,, . 1
iNcw Hanover ? J. K. L. Waae, >
Wilmington ; Mnrsdrn Bellamy. |
Wilmington. !
^Northampton-? J. 8- Orant.j
Jackson. , j
Onalow? I. M. Bailey. Jack-)
sonvllle.
Pamlico ? F. C. Brlnson. Bay
boro. _ ?
Pasquotank ? J. K- Wilson.
Elizabeth City.
Pender ? C. D. Murphy. Atkln
"" Perquimans ? B. F. Bray, liert
ford. _ ..
Person ? W. Roy Catea. Roxbo
TO Pitt ? ?MoD. Ilorton. Farmville;
K. A. PHtman, Ayden.
PolM ? Rev. R. M. Hunter. |
THK APOTHECARY iHOP
Phone 400
A Good Drug Stow
Thl* Chrlatnia* the gift for
frlfnds far awav; and for the
folka at home In j-our pho
tograph. Why not mt now
and avoid the holiday mnh.
ZOKIXKIVM STl'IUO
Yes?
Michelin Tires
ought to be high
priced but they
are not ?
Ask us
E. J. Cohoon & Co.
KHKK ItOAD SKltVHi:.
mtoxK ann.
^ In Chinfl
xinird 8 Hsu youn??-ei iiiUi t*v*f
obtain a <fc<*ior"a f)?r#rrv in ptiil |
? sophy at th* ltniver?n> of Iowa. ,
took an Amfnr?r wtfr with ^hlm
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Mr* Hsu wrMM Hk* to fnrrda
Ai.rt my wife irrlt *n*n? end
??r*-iei ??vt-ry day." my ? leit?*c
front ll>u IVMh ?re taerhlng I*
Wuchang
Landrum. 6. C.. R. P. D.
Randolph ? <A. I. Foree, Ash
boro, (Republican).
Richmond ? W. E. Harrison,
Rockingham
Robeson? D. P. McKlnnon.
Rowland; Collier Cobb, Parkton.
Rockingham ? T. 1*. Smith,
l^akaTllle; Patrick H. Simpson.
Summerfleld, R. P. D.
Rowan ? Walter Murphy. Salis
bury; J. W. Rideoutte, Salisbury,
R. P. D.
TRuthorford ? Thomas J. Moss,
Fore?t City.
Sampson ? E. P. Butler. Elliott
( Republican') .
Scotland ? Ji. I). Ctirrle, Lau
rinburg.
Stanley ? -R. L. Drown. Albe
marle.
fitokes ? <B .C. Gann, M&dlson.
8urry ? H. 11 Barker, Rlkln.
Swain ? A. J. Franklin. Jr. Bry
son City, (Republican).
-LI ON3S niM A3Hi
kS9M2m |M?PUC)S
f l t 3NOHd
! Transylvania? -Welch OalloWay,
Brsvard
i Tyrell ? W. H. Norman. Colum
bis.
1 nion ? R. R Hawfleld, Mon
roe. ?
j Vance? T. S. Kittrell, llendcr
BOO
Wiki? N. L. llrouKhton. Gar
ner; C. 11. Chamblee, Zebulon; T.
L. Creekmore. Raleigh,
i Warren? J. A. Duwtin. War.
| renton.
! Washington- -C. L. Bailey. Jio
P?r
Watauga ? I. G. Greer. Boone.
(Republican >.
Wayne ? A. W. ByrO. Ml Olive;
E. Harrison Yclvcrton. Goldsboro.
WUkew ? p. E. Brown. Wilkoa
boro. (Republican).
Wilson ? <H. G. Connor. Jr..
Wilson.
Yadkin? AVado Reavi*. Yad
kinvllle. ( Republican ) .
Yaccy ? John A. Watson, i
Burnsvllle.
Senators |of the General As- ,
serobly of North Carolina for
1925. All ar?* Democrats ejcept
where otherwise Indicated.
District 1. ? J. H. McMullan, ?
Edenton; P. H Williams. Eliza
beth City.
Dlatrlct t. ? P. H. Johnson.
Pantego; C. B. Spencer, Swan
Quarter.
District 3. ? W. II. 8. Burgwyn,
Woodland.
District 4. ? W O. Howard.
Tarboro, E. B. Clark. Weldon.
District 5. ? S. J. Everett. 1
Greenville.
District 6.-? O. B. Vans. Spring ,
Hope; John L. Bailey. Elm City, i
I District 7. ? S. J. Hargett. Tren-,
ton; L. T. Trapp, Kinston.
| Dlstrct 8. ? If. M. Humphrey.
Goldsboro; J*. D. Grady. Kenly.
| District 9? Leslie Johnson,
Bprgaw; L. A. Bethuns, Clinton, j
District 10 ? O. L. Clark,
Clarkton; E. Jl. McEither. Fay
iettevllle. ,
District 11. ? T. L. Johnson,
| Lumber-ton.
I District 12. ? Arthur Roaa. :
j Ashboro; W. B M cQueen. Tlae
] ford. '
District 13 ? Char 1m U. llar
rla. Raleigh; A. A. F. SmviI,
St ? ford.
| District 14. ? J. T AldtTtnan.
Henderson.
District 15. ? J. A. Long. Kox
1-oro.
District 16 ? 'A. M. Carroll.
Burlington; W. L. Fousliee. Dur
ham
I District IT. ? C. K. Meddeuhall.
llinh Point; James M. Sharp.
Reidsville.
[? District 18.?- H. D. Townsend.
Krlangcr; L. 3d. Blue. Gibson.
District 19. ? Frank L Dunlap.
Wadvsboro; W. C. Heath. Mon
i rot*.
I District 20. ? W. A. Fall, Coa
Icord; Hamilton C. Jones. Char
lotto.
District 21. ? Walter H. Wood
eon. Salisbury.
District 22. ? A. F. Sara*. Wln
st -n-Salem.
District 23. ? W. W. Carter.
.Mount Airy.
District 24. ? A. Turner Grant.
M^rksTille. (Republican).
District 26*? Buren Jurney.
StatesTlllo; A. A. Shufords. Jr.
District 26. ? H. B. Gaston, Bel
mont.
The
Forbes
Thla style In Shoos and
Oxfordt for Fall and Winter.
OWENS SHOE CO.
Appearance Too Is a
Mark of Success
A good appearance la frequently responsible for tho background
in which to demonstrate ability! It Is the open sesame to the
Inner shrine of big business ? a bottcr card of adxui*Hion than
a letter of credit!
Clothes don't make character. They represent it. It iu a sane
assumption that a man wouldn't be a careless dresser If he
weren't a careless thinker. Clothes don't make the man. but
clothes do make other people's Impression of him!
Men at tho top can afTord to look careless, but men on the way
up must dress to Impress! Dr<*s well! Change your clothes
frequently. They'll wear better. You'll look better.
nemeraber "careless" and "clean" are far apart? even iu the
dictionary! 1
Dres? Well and Sticcccd
District 17. ? J. O. Roach. AYon
titls. F. P. Bacon. Columbus.
District li.? Mark Squirt*. Le
noir.
District 29. ? John E. Brown.
Boone.
District 30. ? J. E. Burleson.
Spruce I'lne (Republican!.
District 31 ? Plato Ebbs. Asbc*
rille.
District 32.? T. C. Brytton, Syl
*a.
District 33. ? H. u. Robertson,
Franklin. ( Republican I.
Where Ever/ Men
FIimIh What
He Like* To Wear
S pencer-W alker Co.
ISC.
WHAT MADE THE
LIGHTS Qo our^
Whatever caused
the lights to po
cut we will have
thom In working
order In a hurry.
Wh will wire
y?ur house or
make a repair
Job. Our show
room is well
stocKcd wicn iiKhtinR. fixtures and
lamps rf all descriptions.
I'hone 04.
W. S. WHITE & CO.
No. 410 M nit hews Ht,
" For a Variety'''
in GROCERIES
LI: tlo Scotch Herring*
Salt Spot*
Salt Mackerel
Pried Codflab.
Call 697 or 698
R. L. GARRETT
FREE? Ford and Jar of Money
AT THE
AUCTION SALES
Thursday Nov. 20th Friday Nov. 21st
1:30 P. M. 10:30 P. M.
Farm lots in Woodvillc, 7 mile* from Eliz
abeth City, on Coastal Highway, No. 312.
Thi? is the K. H. Whidhee property and ha*
thr best location of any property in or around
Woodville for a home or investment; it has
wonderful opportunities, good school*,
churches and a onedialf mile frontage on
hard-ourface rosd.
Farm tract* of the 1). E. Williams Farm on
Harvey Nock Hoad, leading from Hertford to
the Sound. We have sub-divided thin big
030 acre farm iulo small tracts with a iiood
house on most every tract. It is a wonderful
opportunity to own your own farm at easy
terms. It has all the advantages of good
schools, churches and roads; has two mile
frontage on public highway.
GOOD MUSIC EASY TERMS
Free Ford ? Free Jar of Money
Walter & Gurley Auction Co.
Selling Agents
KINSTON, N. C. CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Here are Thanksgiving
Suits and O'coats at $35
that you ought to see!
In most places, spending $35.00 for clothes this
week is like occupying the Inst row at the theater ?
you don't see much and what you do see that is any
Rood at all is over everybody's head!
How different at Weeks & Sawyer's where cabinet
after cabinet of good, stylish and new shade suits
are $35.00 ? where rack after rack of wonderful
O'coats are buyable at $35.00 ? and where you can
be as uppish as you please without paying from $45
and up!
Come any way ? by Wednesday ? and you'll have
something to be thankful for Thursday!
Micliaels-Stcrn Suits $25.00 to 843.00 I
Michaels-Stern O'coat* 825.00 to 835.00
Schoble nnd Slcbon Huts S-1.00 to $7.00
Munsingwear Union Suits 82.00 to S5.00
.Manhattan Shirts 82.50 to 87.50
Where the Best Clothes Came ! rum
Oh Boy, Such Values!
Boys' Suits
WHEN you get your Boys'
Suits mude lo rigid speci
fic!) tiom at prices unusual
ly low, you're making 110
mistake in getting his
Clothes right here.
Priced 87.50 to 3 18.00
McCabe & Grice
The Busy Store
Since 1890
GATEWAYS; Inc.
Chevrolet Automobile Contest
COUPON
November 18, 1921. Good for 10 Votes.
When properly signed and mailed or delivered to
Gateswnys, Inc., 338 Twenty-fourth street, Newport
News, Va? this Coupon will be good for 10 votes in the
Chevrolet Automobile Contest to be credited to the
person whose name appears below:
Name of Contestant
Street and No - ,
City or P. 0. Address
VOID AFTER NOVEMBER 25, 1924.
THE OLD HOME TOWN
BY STANLEY
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